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Incremental 24.11.0 (2025-11-27)

Features

  • Incremental now provides a CLI script, incremental, allowing you to run it with pipx run incremental. The incremental update subcommand offers the same functionality as python -m incremental.update. (#99)
  • Incremental now depends on packaging instead of setuptools at runtime (#141)
  • Add Python 3.13 and 3.14 to the test matrix. (#179)

Bugfixes

  • Build Incremental itself with Hatchling, working around failures with certain versions of setuptools (#122)

Improved Documentation

  • Incremental's documentation now highlights its primary features: CalVer and indeterminate versions (NEXT). (#2)

Deprecations and Removals

  • Incremental's CLI no longer depends on Click, so you no longer need to install incremental[scripts] for it to function. The scripts extra is deprecated. (#99)
  • Drop support for Python 3.8, which has been end-of-life since October 2024. (#179)

Misc

Incremental 24.7.2 (2024-07-29)

Bugfixes

  • Incremental could mis-identify that a project had opted in to version management.

    If a pyproject.toml in the current directory contained a [project] table with a name key, but did not contain the opt-in [tool.incremental] table, Incremental would still treat the file as if the opt-in were present and attempt to validate the configuration. This could happen in contexts outside of packaging, such as when creating a virtualenv. When operating as a setuptools plugin Incremental now always ignores invalid configuration, such as configuration that doesn't match the content of the working directory. (#106)

Incremental 24.7.1 (2024-07-27)

Bugfixes

  • Incremental 24.7.0 would produce an error when parsing the pyproject.toml of a project that lacked the use_incremental=True or [tool.incremental] opt-in markers if that file lacked a [project] section containing the package name. This could cause a project that only uses pyproject.toml to configure tools to fail to build if Incremental is installed. Incremental now ignores such projects. (#100)

Misc

Incremental 24.7.0 (2024-07-25)

Features

Bugfixes

  • Incremental no longer inserts a dot before the rc version component (i.e., 1.2.3rc1 instead of 1.2.3.rc1), resulting in version numbers in the canonical format. (#81)
  • Incremental's tests are now included in the sdist release artifact. (#80)

Deprecations and Removals

  • incremental[scripts] no longer depends on Twisted. (#88)
  • Support for Python 2.7 has been dropped for lack of test infrastructure. We no longer provide universal wheels. (#86)
  • Support for Python 3.5, 3.6, and 3.7 has been dropped for lack of test infrastructure. (#92)

Incremental 22.10.0 (2022-10-15)

No significant changes.

Incremental 22.10.0.rc1 (2022-10-04)

Features

  • Incremental now supports type-checking with Mypy (#69)

Incremental 21.3.0 (2021-03-01)

Bugfixes

  • The output of incremental is now compatible with Black (#56, #60)
  • Incremental now properly supports PEP 440-compliant dev, rc, post suffixes (#62)
  • Incremental now properly supports PEP 440-compliant post releases (#37)

Incremental 17.5.0 (2017-05-20)

Deprecations and Removals

  • Incremental will no longer attempt to read git or svn repositories to see if the project is running from a checkout. (#30, #31, #32)

Incremental 16.10.1 (2016-10-20)

Bugfixes

  • Comparisons of Versions now compare the lowercased forms of both version packages, rather than being case sensitive. (#23)

Incremental 16.10.0 (2016-10-10)

Bugfixes

  • incremental.update now adds a docstring to the autogenerated file. (#18)

Misc

  • #20

Incremental 16.9.1 (2016-09-21)

Bugfixes

  • python -m incremental.update <package> --dev now starts a dev-less package at 0, not 1. (#15)

Incremental 16.9.0 (2016-09-18)

Features

  • Incremental now uses 'rcX' instead of 'pre' for prereleases/release candidates, to match PEP440. (#4)
  • If you reference "<yourproject> NEXT" and use python -m incremental.update, it will automatically be updated to the next release version number. (#7)

Misc

  • #1, #10